How Can I Delete Entire Row in Tables?
To start, I am very new to MySQL and have been reading the manual as much as I can but sometimes it's a bit overwhelming with options:
I have created my database with some tables and also entered some data in the tables. Now I would like to know how I can simply delete an entire row of data from my table:
mysql> select * from it;
+-----------------+-----------+--------+-----------------------+---------------------------+
| name | username | office | position | mail |
+-----------------+-----------+--------+-----------------------+---------------------------+
| Carlos Williams | cwilliams | 124 | Administrator | NULL |
| Jason Madeline | jmadeline | 124 | Administrator | NULL |
+-----------------+-----------+--------+-----------------------+---------------------------+
2 rows in set (0.00 sec)
My question is how would I use the "delete" syntax to remove the entire row of "Jason" from the table?
mysql> delete from it where ?
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How Can I Delete Entire Row in Tables?
October 01, 2009 08:44AM
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